Ralf Skirlaugh, the Lincolnshire Squire : a Novel 2
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CHAPTER XI.
" Surge a' mortali per diverse foci La kicerna del mondo," Del. Paradiso, i. 37.
The Red Lion at Wivilby w^as a pleasant house of entertainment. Man and beast held Robinson Rudd, the host thereof, in high estimation. The Red Lion was not only the head inn of the little town, and Mr.
Robinson Rudd a verj- obliging, jovial, and good- tempered host, but it was also the place where petty sessions, meetings of commissioners of sewers, country balls, and political and social gatherings of... all kinds were held. Mr. Rudd had no political character, and the Red Lion had none. The ro3^al beast and its master were friendly with men of all parties. There was not a Whig or a Tory squire in the neighbourhood who w^ould have felt his dignity lowered or his social position injured by the discussion of a bottle of port in Mr. Rudd's back i^arlour, listening the while to the unceasing flow of small talk with wliich that gentleman was accustomed to season his good clieer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XI.
" Surge a' mortali per diverse foci La kicerna del mondo," Del. Paradiso, i. 37.
The Red Lion at Wivilby w^as a pleasant house of entertainment. Man and beast held Robinson Rudd, the host thereof, in high estimation. The Red Lion was not only the head inn of the little town, and Mr.
Robinson Rudd a verj- obliging, jovial, and good- tempered host, but it was also the place where petty sessions, meetings of commissioners of sewers, country balls, and political and social gatherings of... all kinds were held. Mr. Rudd had no political character, and the Red Lion had none. The ro3^al beast and its master were friendly with men of all parties. There was not a Whig or a Tory squire in the neighbourhood who w^ould have felt his dignity lowered or his social position injured by the discussion of a bottle of port in Mr. Rudd's back i^arlour, listening the while to the unceasing flow of small talk with wliich that gentleman was accustomed to season his good clieer.
144 PvALF SKIRLAUGII.
What to read after Ralf Skirlaugh, the Lincolnshire Squire : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peacock, Edward, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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